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Hes very passionate about artificial intelligence. he wants to have this money going towards companies that will create what he calls the next phase in human evolution. hes talking about big picture stuff. some people think its not very realistic. he wants to be buying companies that are in the 10, 20, $30 billion range. >> so being part of an excellent pr stunt that otherwise makes no sense with the new president of the united states might put you in a good position at least to make some noise....

Much would be saudi and how much softbank? >> no clear breakdown. theres an involvement of foxcon, which makes the cell phones. >> which is a controversy. >> its not clear if thats an addition or how this sort of breakdown of this fee is. massa, his nickname is massa, he has visions about what the future is. hes very passionate about artificial intelligence. he wants to have this money going towards companies that will create what he calls the next phase in human evolution. hes talking about big...

Means for the theories of human evolution, what this changes and what stays the same? >> well, i actually one of them here. this is a cast of one of them. >> wow. >> what it actually -- and you can actually see how small they are, how small the head is, but what it tells us is that human evolution is a lot more complex than what we thought. we thought we had it figured it out 15 years ago. it was a simple ordered origin from one species to the next to the next, then we thought it was a little bi...

Will be in new york later this month. they are both attending the u.n. general assembly. there is no meeting scheduled between the two leaders yet, poppy, but of course thats always something that they can sit down and discuss this. of course this being the major point of topic of discussion during those meetings. >> absolutely. the world will be watching very closely. thank you. just ahead, scientific breakthrough. some of what we know about human evolution being literally rewritten based on ...

Get down that crack. they went down 60 feet. as soon as material started coming back, way back in november of 2013, as it came out of this cave we knew we had something very special. by the end of the week we discovered more individual fossils of these early human relatives that had been discovered at the richest sites in africa. we were astounded by the abundance. we had a new species by about may of last year. >> so can we talk just before i let you go about what this means for sort of theorie...

Redi re/* ridiculist never forgets. getting back to the 58-letter town in wales, it was just an ordinary day at work with a very long name. thats easy for you to say on the ridiculousist. well done, tally hoe. that does it for us. "cnn tonight" with don lemon starts now. the stage set. car lee fiorina has qualified to join the leading candidates in a cnn primetime debate. flooding in japan. homes have been swept away. a look at how hundreds of thousands of people are coping in the after math...

Platform theyre using either. i think theyre doing everything right. the colonels on there theyre public with their information, aggressive with their mode, pressing the investigation, i think theyll get the guy, well have to hope they get him before he kills somebody. >> always a pleasure to have you on, jim cavanaugh. >> thanks, ayman. the worsening my grant crisis in europe, the u.s. will welcome thousands more refugees from syria, thats turning into a hot issue for 2016 for republicans alr...

Prosperos dad was the legendary publisher of the slyly subversive magazine. a black oriented investigative magazine slickly disguised as glossy pop culture. prosperos farm is mere 20 miles from johannesburg. >> you see the city there? >> yeah. to have all this in sight of the city. near his farm and hidden within the citys shadow is whats known as the cradle of humankind. a unesco world heritage site. an incredible look back at where we, the human animal, came from. >> its a classic little sink ...

City. near his farm and hidden within the citys shadow is whats known as the cradle of humankind. a unesco world heritage site. an incredible look back at where we, the human animal, came from. >> its a classic little sink hole. >> there are loads of these. this is what this area is. the cradle. its called a cradle. now a world heritage site. because 60% of all the evidence for human evolution comes out of the valley. its from caves like this that keep the record. that geology just conspires to ...

And the other is just sort of human closeness. they -- theyre sleeping shoulder to shoulder with each other over the course of a year on a remote ridgetop, completely interreliant on each other for their survival. out of restrepo, no internet, no phone, no tv, no nothing. they were just on a ridge with each other for a year. and that kind of intense human closeness, i think, actually reproduces our human evolution, our evolutionary past quite closely, and i think they come out of that experience...